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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1901

Page

6

Buffalo to host summer carnival with wide sports schedule

The article outlines a summer-long series at Buffalo’s Pam American Exposition Stadium a 12 000 seat venue featuring a quarter mile track and large field. Events include Cornell Michigan bowball Erie county track New York interscholastic track games A A U championships basketball swimming water polo and football among many others through October 19.

Buffalo Committee On Sports Cornell University of Michigan Erie County New York Tiwnaday Montay A. A. U. Metiay A. A. U. Gymnaatica Fudys University of Buffalo Lehigh University of Syracuse Cornell

Buffalo Hotels Urged to Welcome Pan American Visitors

The city can house up to 150000 visitors with 200 plus hotels for 30000 guests 650 boarding houses for 18500 and 7000 private homes offering 100000 more. Exposition tents add 4000 capacity while nearby towns provide 50000 more. Iroquois rates start at 2.50 per person daily on European plan with bathless rooms from 8 to 5 and baths from 5 for one or 7.50 for two. higher options exist.

Bonivich Buffalo Exposition Company Tonawanda la Salle Niagara Falls Lockport Williamsville Gardenville Depew Lancaster Iroquois

States Exhibit Splendid Pan-American Showings

The Pan-American Exposition highlights state displays with liberal appropriations. New York leads with 3000000 for a grand permanent building, while Michigan 40000 Ohio 30000 Missouri 50000 Washington 25000 and many New England states fund exhibits. Local agencies assist visitors, promising cordial treatment and safe guidance in the city.

National Grange New York State Committee United States Canada New York Empire State Sitels Michigan Ohio Missouri Washington

Music at the Exposition Dominates Pan American Arts

The Exposition will feature band music from Western world ensembles with 75 organists in daily recitals at the Temple of Music. Bands listed include Mexican Mounted Artillery, Seventy-Fourth and Fifty-Fifth Regiments from Buffalo, and many others from New York, Ohio, Ontario, and beyond through September, with engagements in major U.S. and Canadian cities.

Temple of Music Mexcan Mounted Artillery Ricardo Pacheco Seventy-fourth Regiment Buffalo Sifty Seventy-first Regiment New York City Hamilton Ontario Souca’s Elgin Uls Sciota’s

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